SCP-9133

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**Item #:** SCP-9133

**Object Class:** --Safe--

**Special Containment Procedures:** --SCP-9133 is held in a standard containment locker at Site-46. All experiment proposals must be submitted to Dr. Joxal for approval.--[[footnote]] //See -- Addendum.//[[/footnote]]

**Description:** SCP-9133 is a beach ball, possessing a low density. Despite this, the object is negatively buoyant. 

SCP-9133-A is SCP-9133's reflection. SCP-9133-A frequently desynchronizes in water, ranging from being latent in its movements to performing incorrect actions entirely.

= **[[size 130%]]{{__ADDENDUM -- CONTAINMENT OVERVIEW__}}[[/size]]**

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SCP-9133 was first recovered from the pool of a resort hotel in ██████, California. SCP-9133 alongside other anomalies were planned to be shipped to Site-12 via maritime transport. Unfortunately, the //MV Jodi// became shipwrecked; SCP-9133 was not accounted for.[[footnote]]The //MV Jodi// was shipwrecked due to suspected structural integrity failure in severe weather conditions.[[/footnote]]

On 01/01/20██, civilian oceanographers encountered SCP-9133 residing within the Marianas Trench -- specifically, the Challenger Deep. Following amnesticization protocols, SCP-9133 was reacquired through the use of an AUV.[[footnote]]Autonomous Underwater Vehicle.[[/footnote]] Upon successful retrieval, Foundation assets witnessed SCP-9133-A's first recorded desynchronization in the water's surface. This prompted SCP-9133's reassessment.
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= **[[size 130%]]{{__REASSESSMENT #: 01__}}[[/size]]**

**Attribute:** Buoyancy remained consistent regardless of salinity.

**Deviation:** SCP-9133 deviated when placed in water possessing a salinity of 35 g/L or higher. Following SCP-9133's removal, SCP-9133-A remained in the water for 2 hours before resynchronizing.

**Notes:** Dr. Joxal was perplexed, citing the lack of a catalyst for this behavior.
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= **[[size 130%]]{{__REASSESSMENT #: 02__}}[[/size]]**

**Attribute:** SCP-9133 was not capable of advanced locomotion.

**Deviation:** Once submerged, SCP-9133 always gravitated towards the pool's deep end. SCP-9133-A remained on the water's surface, spinning in place.[[footnote]]Testing took place within Site-46's natatorium.[[/footnote]]

**Notes:** Dr. Joxal reviewed all documentation regarding SCP-9133's background.
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= **[[size 130%]]{{__REASSESSMENT #: 03__}}[[/size]]**

**Attribute:** Identical to Reassessment 02.

**Deviation:** SCP-9133 was submerged within various areas of the ocean and monitored. Empirical positioning data indicates the object universally translocates towards the Marianas Trench.

**Notes:** //(See Below.)//
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= **[BEGIN LOG]**

**Dr. Joxal:** ...Full disclosure, this wasn't my idea.

//[No response.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** For some reason, my colleagues believe your actions point to some kind of intelligence. Like that [[[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-168|calculator]]]  or that... [[[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4088|piano thing]]]. It ain't our first rodeo.

//[No response.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** [Sigh] Alright. The hard way then.

//[Dr. Joxal reaches into the tub, pulling out and grasping onto SCP-9133.]//

**Dr Joxal:** Look. You're gonna give me something I can work with or I can just lock you in the box forever. I'm perfectly fine either way.

//[No response.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** I'm not joking. Last chance.

//[Dr. Joxal sets SCP-9133 into the water; it sinks. There is no further response.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** //[Whisper]// <indecipherable> damn trench.

//[Dr. Joxel prepares to leave when SCP-9133 abruptly floats in the tub. He freezes in place for before sitting back in the chair again.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** The trench... the Marianas one, right?

//[SCP-9133 resumes floating.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** No. What if it's not? What if--

//[SCP-9133 sinks; Dr. Jones is silent.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** ...Yes Marianas Trench.

//[SCP-9133 floats.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** No Marianas Trench.

//[SCP-9133 sinks.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** Marianas Trench.

//[SCP-9133 floats.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** Literally any other trench.

//[SCP-9133 sinks.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** ...I remember the pool. Is it about... how deep it--

//[SCP-9133 floats.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** I see. I... I can //definitely// work with this.

//[SCP-9133 continues floating; Dr. Joxal quickly writes notes.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** Of course, you realize we're not gonna throw you back in there, right?

//[SCP-9133 sinks; Dr. Joxal chuckles.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** Hey, it's the rules. 

//[No response.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** Secure. //Contain.// Protect -- it's literally in our motto. 

//[No response.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** But as long as //do as I say//... I'm sure we can work something out. We have a pool~.

//[No response. Dr. Joxal frowns; he leans forward.]//

**Dr. Joxal:** Alright, this little //silent treatment// is starting to wear pretty thin-- 

//[SCP-9133 propelled itself out of the water, striking Dr. Joxal's face. Startled, he inadvertently tips the chair over backwards, slightly injuring himself.]// 

//[SCP-9133 slowly sinks back into the water. Dr. Joxal gets us; his eye is visibly twitches.]//

= **[END LOG]**
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**Afterword:** On conclusion of Reassessment 04, Dr. Joxal sought to establish potential variables that could affect the object's buoyancy.
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= **[[size 130%]]{{__TEST #: 01__}}[[/size]]**

**Variable:** Deflation.

**Results:** SCP-9133 sank; SCP-9133-A inflated itself enormously.

**Notes:** Following manual reinflation, Dr. Joxal found SCP-9133's inflation valve was unable to be accessed again; the object was now incapable of losing air, even through natural effusion.
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= **[[size 130%]]{{__TEST #: 02__}}[[/size]]**

**Variable:** Ratchet straps.

**Results:** SCP-9133 sunk; SCP-9133-A breached its restraints by thrashing itself repeatedly.[[footnote]]First recorded instance of SCP-9133-A affecting the reflection of another object.[[/footnote]]

**Notes:** Dr. Joxal discovered SCP-9133 was now incompressible following the experiment.
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**Variable:** Coffee.

**Results:** SCP-9133 sank, before quickly becoming positively buoyant. SCP-9133-A constantly vibrated; it resynchronized once the object was removed from the tub.

**Notes:** Dr. Joxal modified experiment parameters.
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**Item:** Paint.

**Results:** SCP-9133 rapidly became positively buoyant; SCP-9133-A spun with circular motion. SCP-9133 soon resynchronized with SCP-9133-A's movements.

**Notes:** This behaviour only occurred with water-based paints.
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= **[[size 130%]]{{__SUBMERSION #: 02__}}[[/size]]**

**Item:** Washer fluid.

**Results:** SCP-9133 forcibly ejected itself from the tub. SCP-9133-A was observed thrashing widely.

**Notes:** The tub was later supplied with a support net.
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**Item:** Hot sauce.

**Results:**  SCP-9133 immediately drifted to the tub's rim. SCP-9133-A was observed exiting the tub prematurely.

**Notes:** The object’s extreme positive buoyancy rendered manual submersion infeasible. 
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**Item:** Milk.[[footnote]]Expired.[[/footnote]]

**Results:** SCP-9133 interacted with the liquid as if it were a solid. SCP-9133-A was observed distancing itself from the tub; it appeared to be floating in midair.

**Notes:** Dr. Joxal theorizes SCP-9133's hydrophobicity was possibly due to the item's "rancidity." 
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= **[[size 130%]]{{__SUBMERSION #: 05__}}[[/size]]**

**Item:** Liquid manure.

**Results:** SCP-9133 was strapped to the tub's basin. Once submerged, SCP-9133-A was observed thrashing violently, rapidly contorting itself in a wide variety of shapes. Halfway through testing, SCP-9133-A suddenly faced one of its end panels towards Dr. Joxal before entirely dissipating.

**Notes:** //(See -- Incident-9133-Alpha.)//
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= **[[size 130%]]{{__INCIDENT-9133-ALPHA__}}[[/size]]**

Following Submersion 05, SCP-9133 lost its buoyancy-based properties; additionally SCP-9133-A no longer appeared near the object[[footnote]]Only applicable for water-based liquid; other mediums were exempt.[[/footnote]] Shortly after, multiple Foundation personnel had witnessed SCP-9133-A manifesting in their presence before vanishing. Attached below is an abridged list of recorded sightings:
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**Location:** Houston, Texas.

**Description:** While consuming coffee, Dr. Heron spotted SCP-9133-A within her drink. Startled, she spilled the contents on herself, inadvertently burning herself.

**Notes:** Notably, Dr. Heron originally suggested the test item for Test 03.
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**Location:** Pacific Ocean.

**Description:** Foundation assets confirmed SCP-9133-A routinely manifested within the Pacific Ocean, specifically near the Marianas Trench. A research vessel was stationed on site for observation purposes.

**Notes:** N/A.
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**Location:** I-90, United States of America.

**Description:** While carpooling Dr. Joxal, Dr. Eaton encountered SCP-9133-A during activation of the windshield wipers. This caused Dr. Eaton to become distracted and crash his vehicle. 

**Notes:** Notably, Dr. Eaton originally suggested the test item for Submersion 02.
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**Location:** Pacific Ocean.

**Description:** A Scranton Reality Anchor was deployed and activated on location. SCP-9133-A promptly demanifested and was reported not to have remanifested in the Pacific Ocean.

**Notes:** Dr. Joxal's request for a portable SRA was approved.
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The research vessel tasked with monitoring SCP-9133-A had failed to respond to a routine radio check. Investigation revealed the vessel sank was shipwrecked under inexplicable circumstances. Upon learning this, Research staff attempted to inform Dr. Joxal.
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**Location:** Site-46.

**Description:** Researchers found Dr. Joxal with his head inside one of the restroom's toilets. Dr. Joxal was removed from the receptacle; SCP-9133 was observed in the toilet bowl water before demanifesting.

**Notes:** Dr. Joxal was pronounced dead at the scene. An autopsy revealed he had succumbed to drowning; water and trace amounts of human excreta were present in the respiratory tract. 
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**Location:** Various Foundation facilities.

**Description:** SCP-9133-A sightings have increased by a massive statistical margin.

**Notes:** Coincidentally, these facilities had a sharp increase in plumbing issues; cases involving personnel being afflicted with severe vertigo and/or cerebrovascular accidents also increased.
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**Location:** [[[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2000|Yellowstone National Park]]].

**Description:** SCP-9133-A was observed manifesting in this location at progressive intervals.

**Notes:** //(See -- Memorandum.)//
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= **[[size 130%]]{{__MEMORANDUM__}}[[/size]]**

SCP-9133 was intentionally deployed into the Pacific Ocean. Not only did SCP-9133-A immediately resynchronize with SCP-9133, the object regained negative buoyancy, subsequently sinking into the water; all complications associated with SCP-9133-A ceased.

SCP-9133 was reclassified Archon until a more permanent solution is found. Updated protocols mandate remote monitoring within Challenger Deep; unauthorized civilian observers require amnesticization. Procedures will be finalized within {{96}} hours.
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A research vessel was monitoring SCP-9133. Personnel reported SCP-9133-A had manifested around the watercraft while debating the necessity of the object's containment procedures. SCP-9133-A instantly demanifested upon termination of the conversation topic. Further containment procedure amendments are pending.
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